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Section 1 Safety

 

 

 
 

                    

Copyright 2009, AMS, Proprietary Information, All Rights Reserved  

     

 

 

 

 

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P/N 0010-0067, Rev A 

 

Console Labeling 

 

Figures 3-2 and 3-3 show the location of all labels on the laser unit. The actual 

labels used in these locations are also shown.

  

 
 

 

Figure 3-2

 

    

 

 

 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

            

 

 

 
 
 

 

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Summary of Contents for GreenLight XPS

Page 1: ...Service Manual...

Page 2: ...es are not however intended to in any way replace or substitute a physician s duty of care professional responsibility or professional judgment nor are they intended to provide any warranty promise gu...

Page 3: ...ontraindications and precautions noted in this manual and other related materials Failure to do so may result in harm to a patient or the user of the system CAUTION Federal USA law restricts this devi...

Page 4: ...1 2 Electrical 1 2 OPERATING ROOM ENVIRONMENT 1 2 Laser Warning Signs 1 3 Remote Door Interlock 1 4 SAFETY FEATURES 1 7 Safety Regulations 1 7 Console Labeling 1 8 COMMON QUESTIONS 1 10 ADDITIONAL HAZ...

Page 5: ...of SYSTEM OPERATION AND POWER MEASUREMENTS 3 2 DE INSTALLATION OF SYSTEM 3 3 TRANSPORTATION OF SYSTEM 3 3 Section Four Cooling COOLING SYSTEM 4 1 Solenoid Water Valve 4 1 Water to air heat exchanger I...

Page 6: ...iver 5 3 System Data Log Board 5 3 FUSE REPLACENMENT 5 4 Section Six Resonator RESONATOR PEPLACEMNT 6 1 Removing the existing Resonator 6 1 Installation of new Resonator 6 1 Section Seven Preventive M...

Page 7: ...l color distortion Orange Eye Protection Glasses Although it has good visible light transmission the orange color of the plastic lens causes some color distortion Burns Personnel using lasers should b...

Page 8: ...extremely hot when they come in contact with a laser beam and are not able to quickly dissipate heat When any tissue is touched under these conditions a burn may result Ignition of Flammable Material...

Page 9: ...MENT AU LASER VITER TOUTE EXPOSITION DES YEUX OU DE LA PEAU AU RAYONNEMENT DIRECT OU DISPERS PRODUIT LASER DE CLASSE 4 TO EN60825 1 2007 Laser en cours d utilisation RADIACI N L SER EVITE LA EXPOSICI...

Page 10: ...Keep drapes and towels moist to prevent their ignition and burning Use non flammable prepping solutions Prevent combustion of methane gas by packing the rectum during perineal procedures Do not use th...

Page 11: ...entering Ready mode and whenever switching between vaporization mode and coagulation mode a voice will annunciate the current mode A 2 second delay occurs before laser energy is emitted after the lase...

Page 12: ...tary Information All Rights Reserved 1 6 P N 0010 0067 Rev A Console Labeling Figures 3 2 and 3 3 show the location of all labels on the laser unit The actual labels used in these locations are also s...

Page 13: ...ietary Information All Rights Reserved 1 7 P N 0010 0067 Rev A Figure 3 3 Labeling of Rear Panel of Laser System Certification Label Laser Warning Logo Service Foot Pedal Remote Interlock Fill Label C...

Page 14: ...orization Quasi CW 15kHz 22kHz Coagulation Modulated at 12Hz 25 duty cycle Maximum Aiming Beam power 5mW Output Beam Divergence Perpendicular to fiber 0 49 0 09 Parallel to fiber 0 25 0 06 radians ful...

Page 15: ...stem s electrical requirements meets facility city county state and country ordinances and complies with EN 60601 for leakage current The laser can function when some voltage change is present in the...

Page 16: ...ith the installation After installation call AMS Customer Support at 800 356 7600 so that the information can be documented Remote Interlock Connect the remote interlock to the back of the laser see s...

Page 17: ...et the laser complete its warm up cycle Laser light presents a severe eye hazard and a potential to burn tissue or ignite materials Never activate the system treatment beam without eye protection All...

Page 18: ...should never be transported with internal water Refere to De Installation section Remove the front panel of the crate this becomes your ramp Remove the foam bars on the ramp Make sure the wooden notc...

Page 19: ...is actually two separate heat exchangers that move heat from the laser s cooling water to refrigerant R134A and from the refrigerant to the ambient air INTERNAL WATER COOLING Description The cooling s...

Page 20: ...fitting and set aside Unscrew cap and disconnect overflow hose Set aside At right side of laser feed overflow hose back through for chiller clearance Loosen flat head screw on right side of connector...

Page 21: ...rved 4 3 P N 0010 0067 Rev A Adjust flow valve with reference to the label on the resonator until you get the desired lpm on the meter Turn the system off and reattach the hoses to the flow gauge Reco...

Page 22: ...FiberLife will also stop laser emission if the laser is accidentally fired while inside the cystoscope Generally this will prevent serious damage to the cystoscope However some discoloration of the me...

Page 23: ...nd the isolation transformer temperature The board communicates with the rest of the system via the CAN Interrupt bus It provides power to the system communications and power buses The system data to...

Page 24: ...emove Disconnect all cables from board You will need a long handled screw driver to remove the cables which are screwed into board Remove the 13 screws that secure the board in place Install Set the n...

Page 25: ...switch driver Fuse replacement chart F200 SLO BLO 250V 500ma F240 SLO BLO 250V 20A F220 SLO BLO 250V 100ma F230 SLO BLO 250V 500ma F250 SLO BLO 250V 10A F260 SLO BLO 250V 20A F210 SLO BLO 250V 100ma...

Page 26: ...us wires to the power supply Loosen the top screws until the bus wires can be rotated away from you Connect the shorting bar between the two bus wires using the bottom holes in the bus wires Remove th...

Page 27: ...he display Hook up Flow meter Fill system with deionized or distilled water Disconnect the LPS interlock cable Plug in system Turn on breaker Turn on the keyswitch and enter service mode Verify flow r...

Page 28: ...ilter cleaning required only DI Water GREENLIGHT HPS PM PROCEDURE Initial Check Visually inspect the unit Turn the system on in customer mode to check system powers Enter the Service mode by hooking u...

Page 29: ...Add Water to the Laser WARNING Do not turn the laser on without water in the laser With the system turned off open the cap on the fill port and add water slowly until the reservoir is full Turn the sy...

Page 30: ...s Industrial Park Danvers Ma 01923 Phone 435 753 3729 Yearly 5400 0294 43 Thruline Wattmeter www bird electronic com 5400 0296 Watt Element 100A 25 60 MHz 100 Watt Elements or 5400 0295 each Quick Cha...

Page 31: ...information that may vary depending on the circumstances In the following table examples of such additional information are shown in italics Message Corrective Action Attach a Fiber Attach a fiber In...

Page 32: ...ne approved for use with GreenLight XPS Card Read Error Remove and then re insert card Remove and reinsert fiber card If problem persists contact the Customer Care Center Fiber type does not match car...

Page 33: ...ber is displayed If the procedure requires treatment beyond the limit use a new fiber Fiber Expired Timeout limit reached The fiber has exceeded one of the timeout limits Maximum Fiber Time Limit Reac...

Page 34: ...digits identify a specific problem The remaining digit s on the left indicate the error group These groups are described in the following table Error Group Description 100 Resonator 200 Laser Power S...

Page 35: ...o Water Hoses o Priority Level Critical This Tech Bulletin is extremely important o o Details The Field Drain procedure applies to both the Lytron and Lydall Chillers This procedure provides a standar...

Page 36: ...ut side has no connector pump the ball pump into the floor drain or equivalent container to remove any excess water that may remain See Fig 3 Figure 3 7 2 Open left side access panels looking from the...

Page 37: ...e access door is opened remove the locking clip on the flow switch assembly s input water QD See Fig 6 Figure 6 7 4 Disconnect the cooling hoses coming from the resonator and chassis components which...

Page 38: ...ose with the mating fitting to the previously removed hose from the output side of the particle filter assembly Allow the resonator hoses to drain into the floor drain or equivalent container so as no...

Page 39: ...Section Appendix Copyright 2009 AMS Proprietary Information All Rights Reserved 9 5 P N 0010 0667 Rev A Figure 8 Figure 9 7 6 Remove the resonator hoses out of the way for the next step See Fig 10...

Page 40: ...e flow switch Then insert a drain hose into the rear drain fitting located at the bottom left side on the back of the unit Ensure it is draining into a floor drain or equivalent container so as not to...

Page 41: ...12 Figure 13 7 8 Attach a large mating QD fitting to the suction side of the ball pump assembly then attach to the top output side of the particle filter assembly Tilt the particle filter assembly to...

Page 42: ...ure the particle filter to the D I filter and flow switch assembly for shipment The flow switch should be ty wrapped to the bracket on the chillers compressor Note Pay particular attention to the rout...

Page 43: ...nformation All Rights Reserved 9 9 P N 0010 0667 Rev A Figure 17 8 0 Close all access covers and tighten the 3 thumb screws then close and tighten the external molded covers Put system in the shipping...

Page 44: ...Section Appendix Copyright 2009 AMS Proprietary Information All Rights Reserved 9 10 P N 0010 0667 Rev A Figure 18 Figure 19...

Page 45: ...Section Appendix Copyright 2009 AMS Proprietary Information All Rights Reserved 9 11 P N 0010 0667 Rev A...

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